"> IPRA | Press Room

Press Room

IPRA's latest news and notifications

New direction for IPRA and its members

The rise of the internet and the advent of social media have forced organisations across the world to rethink the way they operate. Membership associations like IPRA are no exception. During meetings in 2012 and more recently in Paris last week the Board of IPRA has been working on plans that will help us to move forward. Here in brief is where we heading.

Message from Christophe Ginisty, new president of IPRA 2013

The first thing I want to work on is to contribute to "digitalize" IPRA even further. We are a worldwide organization with members all around the planet who are hungry for more connections, meetings, services, learning, sharing,.. Social media and social networks are made for us and we should take advantage of them much more than we do today.

Words from Johanna McDowell, IPRA President 2012

This year for me personally, has been one of the highlights of my career and I intend to continue with my work for IPRA next year as Past President and while I am still on the board.

Zehra Güngör Elected President of IPRA for 2014

Zehra Güngör will officially begin her presidency early January 2014

IPRA Past President joins Center for Global Public Relations

Richard Linning, FIPRA FCIPR, Immediate Past President of the International Public Relations Association (IPRA), has accepted an invitation to become a 2012/2013 Scholar-in-Residence at the Center for Global Public Relations (CGPR).

Arturo J. Jesurun in Memoriam

One of the veterans of IPRA – Arturo J. Jesurun, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, passed away in January at the age of 84

He joined the association in 1962 and was one the members who met in Athens in 1965, when the first copy of our code of ethics –the Code of Athens – was presented to the Greek Minister of Culture.

UNESCO wins the International Public Relations Association President’s Award in 2009

The International Public Relations Association (IPRA) has announced UNESCO as the winner of its highest honour for last year. IPRA thus recognizes the outstanding work of UNESCO to insure better educational and cultural prospects to people and thus to help bridge divides created by the different levels of access to education in different world regions.

IPRA chooses 2009 Golden World Award winners for excellence in public relations

The International Public Relations Association (IPRA) has chosen the winners of its 2009 Golden World Awards for Excellence in PR. The winners ranged from a campaign designed to increase Australian tourism in New Caledonia to the launch of the Slavinsky Art Gallery in Russia.

Welcome to IPRA

Archive

July (2)
June (2)
May (5)
July (5)
June (2)
May (3)
July (2)
June (5)
May (6)
July (2)
June (6)
May (1)
July (4)
June (4)
May (5)
July (2)
June (2)
May (3)
July (4)
June (2)
May (5)
July (1)
June (1)
May (2)
July (2)
June (3)
May (1)
July (2)
June (1)
May (4)
June (2)
May (4)
June (1)

Categories

Feeds

RSS / Atom